Vienna’s Laundromat Chicks share rollicking new single ‘Secrets’
With their third studio album Something Possessed set to release on January 24 via Siluh Records, Laundromat Chicks tease fans with their latest single, ‘Secrets,’ a jangle-pop gem that encapsulates the band’s unique sound.
‘Secrets’ blends the bright guitar-driven energy of the 1980s Dunedin Sound with a free-spirited, cinematic quality reminiscent of Wim Wenders’ road movies. The song delivers a polished yet vulnerable charm, its upbeat tone carrying a tender love song at its heart. This duality—swagger and fragility—has become the hallmark of Laundromat Chicks’ sound, positioning them as a standout act in Vienna’s vibrant indie scene.
Songwriter Tobias Hammermüller says of the track:
“‘Secrets’ is less about the things people keep from each other, more about the things we take for granted about another person. It’s very obviously a love song and very obviously inspired by the Field Mice.”
As a final preview of Something Possessed, ‘Secrets’ offers a compelling glimpse into the band’s evolved artistry.
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